O-Gauge - K-Line - K3270-5405CC NYC Hudson w/RailSounds, TMCC

Description

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Notice - Tender front steps have metal fatigue and need to be replaced
Engine looks un-run
Estate purchase - untested - sold as-is
From Box
Cruise Control
Lionel TrainMaster Comand Control
Lionel Railsounds
Operating Smoke Exhaust unit
Electrocoupler
From K-line legacy site
K3270-5405CC
NYC Hudson Steam Engine (command)
This die cast Hudson engine and tender are both loaded with incredible details that you won't find on other O Gauge Steam Engines. Plus it has Cruise Control, TrainMaster Command Control, Lionel RailSounds and Electrocouplers.
Details include turned metal stanchions to hold the handrails in place. No detail was too small to capture, including the swinging brass bell, the coupler lift chain and opening boiler front.
Operating classification lights on both engine and tender, signal this engine's high quality. The distinctive Hudson digital whistle recreates the sounds of steam railroading while the smoke unit produces just the right amount of smoke.
This Hudson Steam Engine also includes both a Scale die cast coupler and an O Gauge die cast coupler to allow for either scale or O Gauge rail operation.
The Hudson Locomotive was born in 1927 when the American Locomotive Company and the New York Central redesigned the 4-6-2 Pacific Steam Engine with a four-wheel trailing truck. The four-wheel truck supported a larger firebox that allowed the Hudson to produce more steam at higher pressures than its Pacific predesessor. The result was faster speeds for the same trains.
The Hudson steam engine was named for the Hudson River that the NYC track followed from New York to Albany. Within 10 years, the NYC had 275 Hudson Steam Engines in Service, the majority of the 500 Hudson Locomotives that once ran in the US.
Release Date:
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Engine Features:
•   O Gauge
•   TrainMaster Command Control
•   Lionel RailSounds
•   Cruise Control
•   Die Cast Boiler
•   Die Cast Chassis
•   Open-Slotted Die Cast Pilot
•   Operating Headlight and Classification Lights
•   Operating Smoke Unit
•   Illuminated Firebox
•   Engineer Figure
•   Cab Detail
•   Swinging Brass Bell
•   Coupler Lift Chain
•   Opening Boiler Front
•   Brass Whistle Detail
•   Brass Smoke Stack
•   Sintered Steel Wheels
•   Open-Spoked Drive Wheels
•   Metal Handrails
•   Turned Metal Stanchions
•   Motor with Brass Flywheel
•   Worm Gear Driven
•   Interchangeable Scale and O Gauge Die Cast Couplers Included